Vern Sterling Resigns
As Duck Line Mentor
By Jerry Clsuiten
Emerald Co-Sporti Editor
Oregon’it football coaching
Htaff received a jolt yesterday
when Line Coach Vern Sterling
announced he waa resigning to
take a Job at San Mateo junior
college.
The appointment waa made
h,V Itr. Klon Hildreth, president
of San Mateo JO. The V\ eb
ftrot football and freshman
wrestling coach said he would
Im- at Oregon until July I be
fore leaving for h's new joh
and so will Ire around to assist
In spring praetlee slated to
l*egln Monday.
Sterling said he was taking
the new Job a« assistant coach
at San Mateo In order to be near
his parents, who have been 111
recently, living In nearby Menlo
Park. He formerly coached at
Menlo Park JC after graduating
from Santa Clara, where he was
an all-American guard under
pi'* -nt Oregon Coach Len Cas
anova.
Following Ids two years at
Menlo Park, Sterling came to
Oregon In 1952 to coach under
his (dd coach, Casanova. Dur
ing his stay at Oregon, the
Ducks have had several fine
linemen with Jack Patera, Ron
Pheister and* llal Reeve all
gaining All-Coast mention in
1954.
Casanova said he was very
sorry to lose Sterling and praised
him for hts work in developing
good linemen for Duck teams.
The Webfoot bead coach said he
would start looking for a re
placement for Sterling soon but
reported that his presence during
spring practice would not make
the search a hurried one.
Bruins Retain
Top Position
By THK ASSOCIATED I'KESS
The Chicago Cuba continued
to ride high in the National
league Friday, calling on power
at th>- plate to make up for weaH*
ness in the field a« they beat the
Cincinnati Redlega 6-4 in 10 in
nings Thursday.
Three home runs in the ninth
and 10th inninga wrapped it up
for the Bruins, who now have
won all three of their 1955 games.
Randy Jackson's two-run poke
in the top of the 10th settled it.
The victory kept the Cubs
half a game ahead of Brooklyn
and Philadelphia who made It
two straight. The Brooks over
powered the wlnless New York
Giants 10-8 and the Phils
scored three In the second to
heat Pittsburgh 4-3.
In the other National league
game. St. Louis swatted five of
the seven home runs in the con
test to knock off Milwaukee 8-7
in 11 innings.
Cleveland's defending Amer
ican league champs stayed un
beaten on the stick work of
AI Smith by beating Detroit
5-3. Boston matched the In
dians’ 2-0 record with an 8-4
success against the New York
Yankees. And Handy Consue
grn three-hit Kansas City as
the Chicago White Sox won
their first of the season 7-1,
Rain washed out a scheduled
night game at Washington be
tween the Senators and Balti
more.
Brooklyn and Don Newcombe
watched as the Giants hoisted
the NL pennant and world cham
pionship flag in pregame cere
monies, then impressed upon the
New Yorkers that was all last
year’s stuff.
Rain Casts Doubt
On Duck Opener
Burring a sudden blast of
sunshine, Oregon will In- un
abb- lik open the Northern Ill
vision baseball season today as
si hediiled. The Ilueks were set
to invade Corvallis for a game
against Oregon State at 3 p.m.
A Saturday game between
the same two teams at Ku
gene, starting time I p.m., will
probably lie postponed as well.
, The games would have to la
made up the next time the
teams meet, May 21-22.
Ilotihleheaders would Ik- sched
uled with one nine and one
seven-inning game each day.
NEIL DWYER
Duck golf captain
Med School Sets
UO Tennis Match
Leri by ex-Oregon star Ron
Lowell, the Oregon Medical
school tennis team will trek to
Eugene tomorrow in hopes of
meeting the Duck varsity squad
of Hilbert Lee.
Webfoof Golfers
Set for Match
With Washington
With qualifying rounds com
pleted and seven men selected to
form the team, Coach Sid Milli
gan's Ducks will face the Wash
ington Huskies tomorrow after
noon at Eugene country club in
the season’s first match.
Captain Neil Dwyer, Barry
Ott and Boh Takano cinched
the first three places in early
qualifying play this week.
Dwyer shot 291 for 72 holes
with Ott tallying 292 and Ta
kino 29.5.
I Latest men to qualify were
Don Bick with 306, Bob Nord
quist with 308, Howard Zenger
with 311 and Justin Smith with
, 314. Zenger w’ill play the indi
vidual match and Smith will par
ticipate in the best-ball action
j tomorrow.
' The match will be played
over the 36-hole route with
both liest-ball and individual
play. The Ducks are defending
champs in the Northern Divi
sion tournament as well as
having won the dual match
title for six straight years.
Top shooters for the Huskies
j are Bill Rowe and Sophomore
Len Perry. Others making the
trip will be Kent McLachlan, Er
i nie Tullis, A1 Newman and John
j Thompson.
Detroit Red Wings Nab
Stanley Cup Playoffs
DETROIT (AP)—Center Alex i
i Delvecchio, the “bad boy” who
was demoted in midseason, scor-1
j ed a pair of spectacular goals
! Thursday night as the Detroit i
Red Wings defeated the Montre- I
1 al Canadians, 3-1, and won the
| Stanley Cup—symbol of world
: professional hockey supremacy— I
for the second straight year.
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